Cup Brand | Step by Step Tutorial
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🧵 LIST OF MATERIALS:
Six-strand twine with glitter (Euro Roma brand)
Tape measure or measuring tape
Scissors
Comb
Pet brush
Earring ring (with its own closure)
Craft varnish
8 12 cm strings
In this video, you will learn how to make a wine glass marker with an easy-to-follow step-by-step tutorial. If you love entertaining friends and family at home, this project is perfect for personalizing your wine glasses and avoiding confusion. With simple materials and practical techniques, you can create a charming and functional accessory to add a special touch to your gatherings and celebrations.
This DIY wine glass marker is ideal for both beginners and those who already have experience with crafts. We will guide you through each step of the process, from choosing the materials to the final assembly of the wine glass marker, ensuring that the result is beautiful and durable. In addition to being a practical solution, the cup holder can be customized with different colors, beads and styles, making it a unique piece full of personality.
Watch until the end to check out all the customization tips and discover how to transform simple cups into unique items that reflect your style. This project is quick, economical and an excellent way to explore your creativity!
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Osana Barreto is a Macramé Instructor, Art Educator and Art Therapist, born in São Gonçalo, Rio de Janeiro. The daughter of a teacher, she knew from adolescence that her passion was teaching. An Art Education Teacher with a degree in Fine Arts and specialization in Art Therapy in Education and Health, Osana fell in love with the art of Macramé as soon as she retired. And everyone who knows her closely was sure that it was only a matter of time before she started teaching. "Do what you love, but do it with so much passion that other people want to do it too." —
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